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Open weekends · Sat 9am to 4pm · Sun 9am to 3pm PCB Market, 7157 US-98, Panama City Beach
(850) 257-4705
Weekends only · Sat 9 to 4 · Sun 9 to 3
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PCB Market, 7157 US-98
Panama City Beach, FL 32407
Sat 9am to 4pm · Sun 9am to 3pm
Walk-ins welcome, appointments recommended.
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Florida Panhandle · 12 counties

Small-breed puppy rehoming, done at a pace that suits your family.

Precious Pups places Yorkies, Shorkies, Maltese and six other small breeds with Panhandle families. Puppies stay with their breeders until they are placement-ready, the waitlist is free to join, and every family meets their puppy in person at our weekend stall in Panama City Beach.

9
small breeds placed
12
Panhandle counties served
Free
to join the waitlist
Small-breed puppies in a warm family home
Current availability
Availability can change from week to week.
How rehoming works

Three steps, and none of them are rushed.

Rehoming is never rushed. Most families spend a few weeks between joining the waitlist and welcoming a puppy home, and that is the pace we plan for.

Family discussing thoughtful puppy placement
1

Tell us the fit

Breed, timing, household, and anything else that matters: children, other dogs, travel. Finding the right fit starts here.

2

Join the waitlist

Free, and it does not require an immediate commitment. A placement fee applies only once a specific puppy is being held for you.

3

Meet at the market

You meet a puppy when one is available, at the PCB Market stall. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are recommended.

The breeds we place

Nine small breeds, each with an honest page.

Explore all breeds
Where we meet families

The PCB Market, every weekend.

Precious Pups keeps a stall at the Panama City Beach Market. It is where families meet a puppy in person, ask the questions that matter, and see how we work. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments are recommended if you would like a longer conversation.

Address
7157 US-98
Panama City Beach, FL 32407
Hours
Saturday 9am to 4pm
Sunday 9am to 3pm
A small-breed puppy being introduced to a family in person
A family talking through which small breed suits their household
A small-breed puppy held during a rehoming visit
Why families choose Precious Pups

Four things we do differently, stated plainly.

Family meeting a small-breed puppy

Puppies stay with their breeders

Until they are placement-ready. No puppy waits in a shop window, and no puppy leaves before Florida's eight-week statutory minimum.

The waitlist costs nothing

It is free to join and does not require an immediate commitment. A placement fee applies only when a specific puppy is being held for you.

Records shared as they are

Available veterinary records and documentation shared by the puppy's care provider. Documentation may vary, and we tell you what you are getting before you commit.

Support after homecoming

General guidance on feeding and early care while your puppy settles into your home, and we remain available for general questions.

Considering a shelter?

Many wonderful dogs are waiting for homes in local shelters.

If shelter adoption fits your family, we encourage it, and we will happily point you toward the Panhandle organizations we know. Rehoming through Precious Pups suits families who want a particular small breed, a known age, and a placement handled step by step. Both are good ways to bring a dog home.

Small-breed puppy receiving gentle everyday care
Common questions

Answered before you ask

Five of the questions families ask most. The full set is on the FAQ page.

Small-breed puppies receiving caring family attention

No. Availability can change from week to week. Each breed carries a status of Available Now, Waitlist or Expected Soon. That can shift, so contact Precious Pups for the latest information or join the free rehoming waitlist.

No. Joining costs nothing and commits you to nothing. A placement fee applies only once a specific puppy is confirmed and being held for your family, and we tell you what that figure is before anything is reserved.

Walk-ins are welcome during weekend hours. If you're traveling a distance or want a longer conversation, an appointment is recommended so we can give you the time.

Florida law sets eight weeks as the minimum age at which a puppy may be transferred, and most small breeds settle best at eight to ten weeks. We never place a puppy earlier than the statutory minimum.

Available veterinary records and documentation shared by the puppy's care provider. Documentation may vary between puppies, and we encourage new owners to schedule a vet visit soon after homecoming.

Ask about a puppy

Tell us the breed and timing that suit your household. We reply within two business days.

Joining the rehoming waitlist is free and does not commit you to anything.

Small-breed puppy being welcomed into a family home

Join the rehoming waitlist. It is free, and it does not commit you to anything.

Tell us the breed and the timing that suit your household and we will be in touch when a match comes up. We reply within two business days.

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